Recorded conference ยท Critical Care Ultrasound Updates
Critical Care Ultrasound Updates Conference IV
The recorded fourth Critical Care Ultrasound Updates Conference: two days on shock, fluids and vasopressors, lung ultrasound, ARDS, pulmonary embolism and AI in critical care ultrasound.
- Recorded, two days
- 21 talks
- Lifetime access
- Certificate of completion
- Rated 5.0 by delegates
Shock, fluids and the lungs, from the bedside to the horizon.
Experts in haemodynamics and critical care ultrasound share how they assess and manage the sickest patients, and where the field is heading next.
Who should enrol
For clinicians who use ultrasound in critical care
Intensivists and ICU trainees
Emergency and acute medicine doctors
Anaesthetists using point-of-care ultrasound
Anyone building critical care echo and lung ultrasound skills
What you will learn
Shock, haemodynamics and the lungs
Shock and fluids
- Venous congestion and cardiac output
- Fluids and monitoring in septic shock
- Vasopressors and refractory septic shock
- Thermodilution in shock
Heart and haemodynamics
- Echo limitations
- LV and RV volume evaluation
- CCE in patients with cardiac devices
- Prosthetic valves by echocardiography
Lungs, ARDS and PE
- From qualitative to quantitative lung ultrasound
- Haemodynamics in ARDS and prone position
- BLUE and FALLS protocols
- Acute PE and AI in critical care ultrasound
See the full programme (21 talks)
- Venous congestion and cardiac output, Dr Olfa Hamzaoui
- Biological markers, JLT
- Shock: critical care echo, Dr Ashraf Al Tayar
- Echo limitations, Prof. Xavier Monnet
- Thermodilution techniques in shock, Prof. Ahmed Mady
- Fluids in septic shock: monitoring, JLT
- Fluids in septic shock: echo, Dr Walid Alhabashy
- LV and RV volume evaluation, Prof. Xavier Monnet
- Vasopressors in septic shock, Dr Yasser Tolba
- TOE for lung ultrasound, Dr Paul Mayo
- Critical care echo in patients with cardiac devices, Dr Hesham Faisal
- From qualitative to quantitative lung ultrasound, Prof. Silvia Mongodi
- How to monitor haemodynamics in ARDS
- Haemodynamics in prone position
- VExUS score
- Refractory septic shock
- BLUE and FALLS protocols
- Haemodynamic support in acute PE
- Scanning the horizon: AI in critical care ultrasound
- Critical care echo in acute PE
- Prosthetic valves by echocardiography
From past delegates
Rated 5.0 from 1 review
“So helpful”
Shahad Yousef Alrefaei
Your speakers
International experts in critical care ultrasound
Dr Olfa Hamzaoui
Venous congestion and cardiac output
JLT
Biological markers
Fluids in septic shock: monitoring
Prof. Xavier Monnet
Board Member, Critical Care Ultrasound Scientific Board
Echo limitations
LV and RV volume evaluation
Dr Yasser Tolba
Consultant in Critical Care Medicine, King Faisal Specialist Hospital, Riyadh
Vasopressors in septic shock
Dr Paul Mayo
TOE for lung ultrasound
Dr Hesham Faisal
Head of Intensive Care, Saud Al Babtain Cardiac Centre
Critical care echo in patients with cardiac devices
Prof. Silvia Mongodi
Consultant in a multidisciplinary university ICU
From qualitative to quantitative lung ultrasound
Enrol
Watch the full conference at your own pace
Recorded conference
Critical Care Ultrasound Updates Conference IV
- 21 recorded talks over two days
- Certificate of completion
- Lifetime access, watch on any device
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Is the conference live or recorded?
It is recorded, so you can start straight away and watch at your own pace.
How much does it cost?
ยฃ25 for the full recorded conference.
How long do I have access?
You have lifetime access from the day you enrol.
Do I get a certificate?
Yes, you receive a certificate of completion when you finish.